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What instrument is this?

saxophone

oboe

euphonium

clarinet

What is this?

drum pieces

double reed

bow

single reed

What instrument is this?

bassoon

saxophone

clarinet

castanet

What instrument is this?

tuba

clarinet

flute

timpani

What are thin pieces of cane used by certain woodwind players that vibrate when players blow air over it?

buzzers

tuners

cupped mouthpiece

reeds

What is different between woodwinds and brass?

You blow into one and strum the other

reeds and tone holes vs. cupped mouthpiece and valves

They are big

They make high and low sounds

What instrument is this?

oboe

bass clarinet

saxophone

flute

What instrument is this?

oboe

saxophone

clarinet

dawsonophone

What instrument is this?

tuba

guitar

clarinet

tenor saxophone

What woodwind is Mr. Webb's instrument of choice?

Tenor Saxophone

Clarinet

Flute

Electric Guitar

what is the difference between pitched and non pitched?

pitched has a range of high and low notes, non has 1 sound

you buzz your lips on the non pitched

they are expensive

you throw one and not the other

Which instruments use a double reed?

violin

clarinet

saxophone

oboe, English horn, bassoon, contrabassoon

What are these?

double reeds

darts

basketballs

cupped mouthpieces

Which instruments use a single reed?

tubas

bassoon

clarinets and saxophones

oboe

What characteristics must an instrument have to be considered a woodwind?

plucked, bowed, or strummed

hit, shake, scrape

Blow air in/across instrument changing pitch with tone holes

buzz your lips into a cupped mouthpiece

Which WOODWIND instruments do NOT use a reed?

tuba

saxophone

violin

flute, piccolo, recorder, etc.